Question

Which of the following was Daniel Webster speaking of when he declared, "Liberty and Union, now and forever, on and inseparable!"?

*States must recogonize all federal laws.
*Federal laws have less power than state laws.
*States have the right to deny federal law.
*Federal government can only regulate laws regarding waterways.

Answer 1

@undeadknight26
@emmigrace222
@221emily
@severus4ever

Answer 2

I think its...i have no idea :(

Answer 3

thnx undead

Answer 4

plz help apple man

Answer 5

If anything this may help a little http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Webster
But I think the answer is in this paragraph:
"While the debate's philosophical presentation of nullification and Webster's abstract fears of rebellion were brought into reality in 1832 when Calhoun's native South Carolina passed its Ordinance of Nullification, Webster supported President Andrew Jackson's sending of U.S. troops to the borders of South Carolina and the Force Bill, not Henry Clay's 1833 compromise that eventually defused the crisis. Webster thought Clay's concessions were dangerous and would only further embolden the south and legitimize its tactics. Especially unsettling was the resolution affirming that "the people of the several States composing these United States are united as parties to a constitutional compact, to which the people of each State acceded as a separate sovereign community." The usage of the word accede would, in his opinion, lead to the logical end of those states' right to secede."

Answer 6

the correct answer is C. :)

Answer 7

Not Sure.